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men do & bit of prognosticating. We hear old tales of Indian Summer, Dog Days, and the Rainy Season in May and September, and dozens of others. When it comes down to the truth, we don’t seem to predict the weather much better than the weatherman—but then, it ain’t our business and we are not supposed to know.
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Experience is what you get while looking for something eke.
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A sweet old lady went to see a psychiatrist. “Doctor,” she said, “my children think I am funny just because I like pancakes.”
“Why, there’s nothing wrong with that; I like pancakes myself,” said the' doctor.
“You do?” exclaimed the little
Wy. “Home over to my house.— I’ve got five trunks full of them.”
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One of my favorite psychiatrist stories is told on one of the M.D.’s when he tried! using his knowledge on his own young sons. He decided to try the modem book method: hj had a nice, man-toman talk with the boys. “Now, this is our home,” he began, “and we shall all work together to keep it clean and we can have more time for play together, or to watch television . . .” etc. The doctorfather even went so far in his man-to-man talk as to outline certain chores to each boy — so mother wouldn’t have so much to do, and there would be more play time (ad nauseam). The boys listened politely and appeared cooperative.
Upon his return home the following afternoon, the doctor found the boys looking at television. The grass hadn’t been cut, clothes had not been picked up from their hanging on the floor—and other
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